EvJO Photo-Image Resizer for Windows

User Reviews

• it is a gimick

  del8584February 1, 2010

  Pros

  It does have features

  Cons

  It is advertised for free but.......you have to sign up for a registration and you are forced to sign up for advertisement sales gimicks.

  Summary

  It is not worth the effort and additional sales emails it will generate. There are a lot of free resizers as good.

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• Huge picture files made small to send on the internet.

  puedeba2004August 26, 2008

  Pros

  Very easy to use. Huge picture files made any smaller size you want. Resize one file or multiple files almost instantly. It doesn't change your original pictures. Instead it makes a copy at the new smaller size and places it in any folder you choose.

  Cons

  Many advanced features, but no help or manual.

  Summary

  This wins my vote as the best shareware program I've ever downloaded. It's nice to see a simple, well thought out program that does only one thing and does it very very well.

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• Easilly makes copies of your digital photos small enough to email

  puedeba2004November 12, 2007

  Pros

  Each photo from my digital camera is a huge file. This program flawlessly makes a smaller copy of any photo, or multiple photos. The best thing is that it does not change your original photo. The smaller copy is placed in any folder you choose. The interface is clear and intuitive (with one exception noted below). This is a terrific program.

  Cons

  Selecting where a copy of your photo will be placed in your computer is confusing, especially so when you're downsizing a lot of photos at the same time. I still haven't figured out how to do it after using the program for a while. But I'm a computer illiterate. It's a minor flaw though and the publisher says a help file will be provided in a later version.

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• Does what I need it to pretty easily

  ironmikeshJuly 28, 2007

  Pros

  I upload folders of images to the web on a regular basis for my blog, and I need to resize them, so as not to fill up my storage quite as quickly. I normally use the "process multiple files" in Photoshop Elements. However, when I am on the road, I have this old Pentium II laptop that won't run Elements very quickly, so I needed a free program that runs on Windows 98 to resize pictures I take while I'm away. This fit the bill perfectly. I must admit I was a bit skeptical when no one had rated it, and CNET didn't have a review, but I tried it anyway.<p>At a little over 1 meg, this is a small install file and program. The interface, while not a wizard or step-by-step process, is simple enough. Just go to the tab you need, fill out everything you want it to do, where you want things to go, how you want things renamed, and you're ready to go.<p>A note: To get the same size (and quality) file as a JPEG Medium quality in Elements, you have to set the JPEG quality to around 70.<p>It comes with its own uninstall, so after testing it on my desktop, I could easily remove it. It will become a staple on my laptop, however!

  Cons

  I don't ever use these features, but for those who are looking, this program doesn't include a "sharpen" option (which is useful for making thumbnails). It also doesn't include a watermark option.

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